Lionel Richie could really deliver a love song.

He did it with his band the Commodores in the '70s, writing and singing lead on songs like "Three Times A Lady" and "Still." I

n 1981, he wrote the smash duet "Endless Love," which he performed with Diana Ross.

As a solo artist, he didn't slow his roll, and by 1984 he was one of the biggest hit-makers in music, still reliably delivering love songs.

"Stuck On You" finds him finally realizing that the girl of his dreams has been right in front of him all along. He's ready to promote her out of the friendzone and into his heart.

Like most of Richie's singles at this time, "Stuck On You" went to #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart and made a strong showing on the R&B chart, placing at #8.

But the song was also marketed to country radio and even landed on the Country chart, reaching #24 and giving Richie his first appearance there. On the cover of the single, Richie is wearing a cowboy hat.

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